Bitwig Studio 6 v6 Beta 3

TOTORO | 16.09.2025 | WiN:318MB | MAC:510MB | LiNUX:347MB

Modern music production and performance.

Bitwig Studio 6 takes a big step up, improving and expanding on the core DAW functions that you use every day. This major update brings you fresh and faster ways to work that will feel familiar. You’ll notice the difference right away: Bitwig Studio’s looks have been improved, and the visual interface is now easier to adjust to your needs. There are also countless changes under the hood, large and small. It starts with an extensive upgrade to automation editing, which touches everything from smoother editing gestures to new behaviors such as spread and hold. You can also now work with automation in clips, opening up new possibilities that make intuitive sense. Clip aliases offer a new way to handle repetition and structure in your music, while project-wide key signature helps guide your work with notes. New and improved tools, such as the Spray Can and Audition tool, join enhanced expression editing – for the fine details – and layered editing, for big picture work. All of these changes add up to a big improvement in the way you use Bitwig Studio 6 for fundamental music-making tasks.

Bitwig Studio v5.3.13 WiN

Team BATs | 13 September 2025 | 320.96 MB

Bitwig Studio is the single solution for realizing any musical idea across every stage of production with Powerful Editing Tools, Expressive MIDI Support, Instruments & Effects. Bitwig Studio 5 is OUT NOW and it introduces five new MSEGs Developing this family of modulators and modules led to a major upgrade for our entire modulation system. In version 5, modulators can do more, like control track- and project-level parameters and expand into pop-out windows. We also created new ways to perform live with our software, and overhauled the browsers to make it easy to find what you need.

Bitwig Studio v5.3.13

P2P | 03.09.2025 | WiN:322MB | macOS:508MB | LiNUX:353MB

Modern music production and performance.

Bitwig Studio 1 was hello, world! Version 2 brought program-wide modulators and CV integration. Version 3 saw the birth of The Grid, our modular sound-design environment. And for version 4, new musical timelines have arrived. This means comping for audio clips, both in the Clip Launcher and the Arranger. A new set of Operators, for changing the chance, recurrence, and more of any note or audio event. Random Spread for any expression point (like per-note pitch, or audio panning) with perfect control. And Native Apple Silicon support on Mac, even allowing Intel and ARM plug-ins to work side-by-side. Welcome to Bitwig Studio 4...

Making Ambient Music in Bitwig Studio

P2P | 18 June 2024 | 5.1 GB

Hey there! In this course, I’ll teach you how to create ambient music in Bitwig from scratch, showcasing the incredible variety of tools it offers. We’ll alternate between lessons on fundamental concepts of Bitwig Studio, music theory, music production, and writing a demo track. I will give you a quick overview of the software and then start out by creating a palette of sounds for us to work with, introducing you to some of Bitwigs synthesizers and effects. I’ll then get you up to speed on some music theory basics, to help you follow the process of using this palette of sounds to compose and arrange our piece of music. I’ll then explain all the main spatial effects, reverbs, delays & convolution in bitwig to you, because creating a space and athmosphere is a very important part of the ambient genre.

Bitwig Studio 5 Update Explained®

HiDERA | 09 September 2023 | 1.1 GB

If you’re curious about the updates to Bitwig Studio 5, look no further! Production expert Gary Hiebner takes you on a detailed tour of all the improvements, reworkings, and additions to this powerhouse DAW, breaking down each component and demonstrating many important features with instructive musical examples. From simple updates in the browser and help menu to new instruments, procedures, and more, you’ll be completely up to date after viewing this Bigwig Studio 5 video course. These Bigwig Studio 5 videos are designed for users that have a basic understanding of Bitwig Studio. Gary begins by explaining some important updates to the browser, including its new look, new categories, and more. You’ll also learn about the new interactive Show Help manual that allows you to hear changes in a device while reading up on the details. Gary then details the new location of the Controllers menu, how to view the controllers, and the parameters linked to them.

Track Deconstruction TUTORiAL

Team DECiBEL | 19 Dec 2022 | 437.6MB

..: 15 Videos / 58m :..

Would you like to watch Bitwig Certified Pro deconstruct his latest track? We did! And that’s why we commissioned this deep dive course into the making of his new EP tune “The Big Round Table”. You’re just one click away from some very cool tips and tricks! It’s always interesting to know about the creative process of another fellow producer. In this course, the very talented Thavius Beck takes you behind the scenes and reveals how he created his song “The Big Round Table”, from his latest EP Leo. In this course, you’ll discover workflow in the studio. You’ll learn about his inspiration, the gear he used, and how he gathered and processed samples with the SP-404 MKII creative sampler. He talks about his microphone choice and the way he recorded and processed his vocals in Bitwig. The course also covers his use of delay, how the different elements of the song fit together, and how he mastered the project himself using a 3rd-party software, Ozone.

Bitwig Studio TUTORiAL

HiDERA | 07 October 2022 | 850 MB

Over these tutorials, Nate highlights some of the brilliant features that have persuaded him to move away from Cubase and now use Bitwig Studio as his go-to DAW. From the simple speeding up of workflow and diving down the rabbit hole of ‘The Grid’ where you can build your own synths, plugins and effects to Note FX, Modulators and FX Containers – there’s so much to this DAW and Nate is only scratching the surface! It’s not just a powerful tool that can inspire creativity and get the job done, it’s also the simplicity of the user interface that Nate loves, making the technical side of things straightforward and letting the DAW do all the hard lifting. Switching your DAW is always a difficult decision when you’ve become so accustomed to a way of working but Bitwig Studio seems to tick all the right boxes here, and making that move may not be as daunting after all, especially after watching this course and seeing what it can do!